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2024 NIKE SB DUNK THREAD_____GRs and QSs added
- Thread in 'Nike Retro' Thread starter Started by elcerrito91,
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Hope someone finds any of that useful
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I have no clue why I find this so funny.
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I need those Skunks and Huxtables, why you gotta be trollin 
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dunksb412
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Uh my order is in my city already and premier wouldn't cancel it. You don't know me or my collection I have over 300 SBs and barely ever pay retail
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Except on priemer for 6-7 years
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Dude, you are the man. Thanks for signing up #notsohumblebrag.
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I know I am reaching but any coupon codes for VERT?
dunksb412
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Ok I'm gonna post all my receipts and laugh at you late *** homos jumping into the sb game. Then y'all can shut the **** up when you see what prices I pay
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damn someone is a lil angry. not that serious bra calm down
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Humblebragging - duke, you are doing it wrong.
Here, let me show you how its done.
Step 1: Nonchalantly post something, like... "Not formally an SB Dunk"
This is the classic misdirection set-up, as it gets people to think you might be about to posts some clearance Bruins or something.
Step 2: But, then post something like this...
Oh, so it's not an SB Dunk because it's from prior to the formal formation of SB - the "Pro" Era.
At the same time, pretend that you had no idea that the background was like several 4 ft high rows of boxes of original releases from before half of NT was born.
Step 3: For bonus points, mention how you love the Camper colorway and post a second unrelated pic as evidence.
Step 4: Collect Reps.
Here, let me show you how its done.
Step 1: Nonchalantly post something, like... "Not formally an SB Dunk"
This is the classic misdirection set-up, as it gets people to think you might be about to posts some clearance Bruins or something.
Step 2: But, then post something like this...
Oh, so it's not an SB Dunk because it's from prior to the formal formation of SB - the "Pro" Era.
At the same time, pretend that you had no idea that the background was like several 4 ft high rows of boxes of original releases from before half of NT was born.
Step 3: For bonus points, mention how you love the Camper colorway and post a second unrelated pic as evidence.
Step 4: Collect Reps.
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^ insert every clapping gif
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^^ Bip hurts feelings everytime he posts a pic of a shoe he own
None the less
Accept my rep sir!
None the less
Accept my rep sir!
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2002 Camper Pro's with fat tongue! Sick man. I regret selling mine : (
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Nice Campers up there. I wish mine still looked that new but they look really good worn in as well
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Thanks guys, I'm here to entertain as much as to educate. 
Seriously though, Dunksb412, this group is a very civil and forgiving bunch. If you want to be abrasive and catch static, that's your thing. There are plenty of people who join NT just to push the envelope and rile people up. Kanye shrug. But, if you want to be part of the community, just drop the pissing match act and contribute. You have an awesome collection? Contribute. Post pics of some of your favorites. Spread info, since you're a (self-professed) vet and plugged in. If you want to be part of the community all you have to do to be embraced is act as if you aren't above it. If you don't, then don't waste your time or that of others - it will only lead to annoyance and then banned camp.
Seriously though, Dunksb412, this group is a very civil and forgiving bunch. If you want to be abrasive and catch static, that's your thing. There are plenty of people who join NT just to push the envelope and rile people up. Kanye shrug. But, if you want to be part of the community, just drop the pissing match act and contribute. You have an awesome collection? Contribute. Post pics of some of your favorites. Spread info, since you're a (self-professed) vet and plugged in. If you want to be part of the community all you have to do to be embraced is act as if you aren't above it. If you don't, then don't waste your time or that of others - it will only lead to annoyance and then banned camp.
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Link: http://www.sneakerfreaker.com/articles/Uprockin-In-Vietnam/
or quick read:
I got into sneakers in ‘92/‘93, the early days around Maroubra. I didn’t have much as a kid and when I seen all these other kids at school rockin’ mad sneakers, I had to have ‘em. So me and this bad kid Donya devised a plan to snatch some sneaks at our swimming carnival. When they all got up for their races and left their clothes and shoes behind, me an’ Donya would snatch the shoes and throw ‘em in this bush behind the stand. After the carnival was over, we went back and picked ‘em up.
That was pretty much my first incursion with sneakers. They were mostly b’ball shoes because ‘92/‘93 was when the whole NBA and Jordan phenomenon hit Australia. It was all Jordans, Charles Barkleys, the Ewings and 180s. Today I’m around the 300 mark, 80% from positive purchase. I’d have to say that my favourite pair of sneakers would be the Air Max ‘90s. If Stanley Kubrick was to invent a sneaker it would be these shoes. They’re just way ahead of their time. Chess not checkers, baby.
When I sold the Jordans for $5500, I basically got a good deal off the internet where these Jordan Ones were going for $3300. Reputedly worn by Jordan in his rookie year was why the price was so high. They came with a certificate of authenticity and photos of Jordan wearing the shoes. A friend with internet marketing skills helped me out and within four weeks I’d resold them to a kid in South Korea and made a $2000 profit. eBay made a big deal out of it and that’s how the whole newspaper and radio **** came about, getting me to retell the story. One day the Kerri-Anne Kennerly show called me up and wanted me to come on her midday show. That’s when I cracked it and told her show to **** off. In all seriousness, what does an over-sixties show care about sneaker collecting? She actually wanted me to come into the studio with my entire sneaker collection, what the ****?
I went to Vietnam to purposely see what was around. I kinda always knew that it was a hot spot in so much as getting the best price for sneakers. A lot of the stores... all they were selling really were fakes. There were a few real pairs, maybe one or two, but they were really hard to find. So I decided to do go straight to the source. I’d done some research back home and heard about this zone in the south of the country.
So I started askin’ around a few of the stores. I got a little info here and there but most were really reluctant to tell me much. I eventually found out how to get there after asking an old Vietnamese lady. So I jumped in a taxi and headed south-east from Ho Chi Minh City. The trip took about 1 1⁄2 hours, and when I got there you could just see this massive, massive, massive building in the distance. See, they just buy all this land and call them zones with their own security and everything. Basically a miniature city.
I kinda **** myself at first just from the sheer size of the place, but I thought, ‘**** it, I’m here now.’ Money wasn’t an issue because everything’s really cheap over there, so I told the taxi driver to wait there for 1⁄2 an hour. When I got to the entrance there were guards with their 9mm Glocks and whatnot. Guns are everywhere in Vietnam but this just had a completely different feel to it. Just a different world. Anyway, I made it inside by telling one of the guards that I was here to buy some sneakers. He gets on his microphone and calls a representative who couldn’t speak much English, so I just kept pointing at my ‘90s and saying, ‘I’m here to buy some sneakers.’ He eventually nodded his head as if to say, ‘Come with me.’
So I follow him and he takes me through all these rooms and hallways. The building was really confusing. There was a lot of production stuff and materials everywhere with not too many windows. I just kept following him and finally we get to this boxy little room. The room had a desk and that was it. There were three other people in the room when I got there and straight up I was like, ‘I’m here to buy some sneakers.’ They didn’t even acknowledge me, they didn’t care what I was sayin’ at all. They were talking normal when all of a sudden they start arguing with each other and eventually, turning to me, one guy says, ‘Passport.’ I was like, ‘Nah, you can’t have my passport, I’m just here to buy sneakers.’ They started yelling at me, ‘You journalist! You journalist!’ and trying to look through my bag.
By now I’m *******’ thinking no-one knows where I am or anything. I was pretty scared and had had enough at this stage and started pleading to leave. They kept on bickering between each other and still payin’ me no attention. I was startin’ to think the worst, ya know? when all they could’ve been talking about was how they were gunna split my money between themselves. But that didn’t cross my mind. What was on my mind was the guns they had. I was thinking I could be dead and buried and no-one would be the wiser. While these guys were haggling another man walked into the room and straightaway I asked him, ‘Sneakers? I want to buy some sneakers.’ He was about to walk back over to the others and I thought to myself, ‘Nah all I wanna do now is get outta here.’
So I put 400 dong in his hand. The others didn’t see. He didn’t really know what to do. I just hoped he would get me the **** outta there by this stage. Then, to my horror, he goes over to the others. They spoke for a few minutes and then the one who seemed to be in charge called me over. He just took off walking. I followed him to this room where there was a ton of stock. Feelings of getting led to my death weren’t too far from my thoughts. I was so disorientated after this **** I just grabbed whatever I could. I didn’t even look in half the boxes. I ended up getting 18 pairs of kicks in all. I gave him roughly 4 million dong, put the boxes into two garbage bags, and went back to the front gate where the taxi was still waiting for me.
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That's a great story.
In about '95 or so, a dude from my neighborhood came home will dozens of North Face steeps, bibs, heli vests... all kinds of ish. Dude had gone to an out of state outlet center and happened to stroll into the TNF store when there when only one employee was on duty, who happened to be a fairly young kid. Dude was basically like, "Look, how much money would I have to give you right now, in cash, for you to basically just 'not see anything that happens for the next 5 minutes?' You'll probably wind up getting fired for this, so don't be shy - name your price." I don't know what that price was, but the kid must have said something because it most definitely went down. It was like one of those WWF "Everybody's got a price for the Million Dollar Man" skits.
In about '95 or so, a dude from my neighborhood came home will dozens of North Face steeps, bibs, heli vests... all kinds of ish. Dude had gone to an out of state outlet center and happened to stroll into the TNF store when there when only one employee was on duty, who happened to be a fairly young kid. Dude was basically like, "Look, how much money would I have to give you right now, in cash, for you to basically just 'not see anything that happens for the next 5 minutes?' You'll probably wind up getting fired for this, so don't be shy - name your price." I don't know what that price was, but the kid must have said something because it most definitely went down. It was like one of those WWF "Everybody's got a price for the Million Dollar Man" skits.
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